The FBI provided a "Glomar" response, refusing to confirm or deny the existence of records related to the alleged sonic attacks that took place against personnel in the US Embassy in Cuba in 2017.

FOIA to DOJ seeking communications regarding Trump's tweet on May 20, 2018 demanding that DOJ investigate whether or not FBI/DOJ surveilled the Trump campaign.

FOIA to multiple agencies seeking to shed light on whether or not Michael Cohen or any of his associates have influenced federal activities, including whether they have received special treatment for their high-paying clients. American Oversight is seeking communications between any appointee and the following: Michael Cohen, Essential Consultants, Corey Lewandowski, Jason Osborne, Mike Rubino, Barry Bennett, Turnberry Solutions LLC, and Avenue Strategies.

FOIA to DOJ seeking communications regarding the establishment or activities of the School Safety Commission, the Obama administration’s guidance on school discipline, GAO report “K-12 Education: Discipline Disparities for Black Students, Boys, and Students with Disabilities," or racial disparities in school discipline policies between Jeff Sessions and others in the Attorney General's office.

FOIA to DOJ seeking communications concerning actual or potential limitations on the ability of current or former federal employees to communicate with Congress between the White House and appointees.

FOIA to DOJ seeking forms, policies, instructions, or agreements provided to DHS employees or otherwise implemented since January 20, 2017 that reference communications with Congress, including those with either non-disclosure or non-disparagement provisions, and including all modifications, rescissions, or other changes. This FOIA is also seeking other records related to restriction of communications.

FOIA to DOJ seeking all records containing any analysis of government or legal-ethics issues or evaluating any recusal obligations (including a conclusion that recusal was not necessary) related to Attorney General Sessions' participation in the investigation into President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, Michael Cohen. The FOIA is also seeking any legal analysis that may have been conducted around this issue.

FOIA to DOJ seeking records sufficient to identify the aggregate number of applicants requesting a waiver from the requirements of the Proclamation between December 8, 2017 and April 1, 2018, and the number of applicants for visas from the countries affected by the Proclamation.

FOIA requesting that the Office of the Attorney General, the Office of the Deputy Attorney General, the Office of Public Affairs, and the Office of the Pardon Attorney produce emails that contain any of the following words: Scooter, Libby, Cheney, Plame, or Fitzgerald.

FOIA to DOJ seeking communications between the Office of Solicitor General and White House involving specific search terms.